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______ account is prepared to ascertain surplus or deficit at the end of an accounting year.

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Chapter: [0.022000000000000002] Principles of Financial Accounting and Reporting
Concept: Income and Expenditure Account

How will Income and Expenditure account benefit a non-trading sports organisation?

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Chapter: [0.022000000000000002] Principles of Financial Accounting and Reporting
Concept: Income and Expenditure Account

How is Receipts & Payments Account different from Income & Expenditure Account?

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Chapter: [0.022000000000000002] Principles of Financial Accounting and Reporting
Concept: Income and Expenditure Account

Why is central bank called as a ‘lender of last resort’ for a commercial bank?

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Central Bank: Functions

State two advantages of a bank account.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Commercial Banks: Functions

______ is a revolving credit arrangement.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Commercial Banks: Functions

State one point of difference between Cash Credit and Overdraft.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Commercial Banks: Functions

Write about any three general utility functions of Commercial Bank.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Commercial Banks: Functions

Justify either for or against by giving a reason for the following statement. ‘Central Bank is a Banker to the Government.’

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Central Bank: Functions

Write any three disadvantages of payment through cheques.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Banking Transactions

Write a short note on Automated Teller Machine.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Banking Transactions

What is a Central Bank?

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Central Bank: Functions

Write any two differences between:

Central Bank and Commercial Bank

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Central Bank: Functions

Central bank is the sole ______ of the country's foreign currency reserve.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Central Bank: Functions

______ is not a legal tender and the creditor may refuse to accept it.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Banking Transactions

Distinguish between.

Cheque book and Passbook

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Banking Transactions

Justify the following sentence for or against and give a reason:

A bank cannot refuse payment of a cheque.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Banking Transactions

Central bank is the lender of the last resort. Explain.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Central Bank: Functions

With reference to the secondary functions of a Commercial Bank, explain the general utility function.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Commercial Banks: Functions

Distinguish between the Central Bank and the Commercial Bank.

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Chapter: [0.023] Banking and Bank Transactions
Concept: Types of Bank
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